> Natural gas peaking plants make up the difference when demand modulates. They explicitly say this in the 'garbage' article that's talking about coal, not liq

> Natural gas peaking plants make up the difference when demand modulates. They explicitly say this in the 'garbage' article that's talking about coal, not liquid hyrdocarbons. FTA: > Weather, however, remains unpredictable. Texas would still need battery storage and natural gas-fired power plants to fill in gaps when, for example, winds might slacken earlier than expected.